Reserved Seats For Women Bill Gets New South-South Coordinator

Coordinator Delta United for Progress, Chris Madu, has said the appointment of Isioma Ndah as the South-South coordinator for the reserved seats for women bill is not only a testament to her commitment to women in politics but also a mark of trust in her leadership capacity.

Madu said the appointment came at a time the reserved seats for women bill was approaching its third reading in October, 2025.

Madu in a statement in Abuja yesterday, stated that “With this bill, women’s voices, long underrepresented, will finally find structured space and power in decision-making. And at the centre of this mission is Ms Isioma Ndah, whose new role will see her mobilise the South-South, galvanise women, and ensure the momentum does not fade.

“Her appointment is a merit to women, a strength to the APC, and a beacon of hope for millions of young women who now see that political leadership is not beyond their reach. Ms Ndah embodies the truth, resilience, and determination that this movement requires. In her, women find a unifier, the APC finds a dependable strategist, and Nigeria finds a new hope for inclusive governance.”

He further stated that “Ms Ndah steps into this role with deep political experience, a strong voice, and an unshakable commitment to fairness and inclusivity. Her political journey speaks volumes. She was the APC candidate for the Aniocha/Oshimili Federal Constituency in the 2019 elections. She is also the national coordinator of the National Frontiers and Mobilisation Initiative and the driving force behind the Odinma Anioma Group, both frontline APC support groups.

“Her relentless work has consistently strengthened the party, advanced the cause of women, and built followership that goes beyond politics it is service to people, especially women who have been left behind in the corridors of power.”